Augusta University
Morgan Hayes“Pamplin is proud to provide a meaningful and engaging experience for the public through the Guard House Museum,” says Dean Kim Davies, PhD.
Haley CrainOver 1,200 students participated in Augusta University's spring commencement ceremonies on May 7-8.
Jamison Guice“Academic Recognition Day was a meaningful reminder of how much impact the USG has on students across the state, both academically and personally," says John Blalock.
Sidhartha Wakade“Kristin Backer exemplifies the best of AU. Her dedication is evident through her military service and her devotion to her family and community,” says Brad Olson, PhD.
“Receiving the Regents’ Award is affirming because it recognizes the difference and impact that we collectively make in students’ lives,” says Stanley Singleton, PhD.
Aaron Smith“The letters that say, 'I graduated, I’m now a teacher, I’m now certified,' have been wonderful. It just affirms that we’re in this for the right reasons,” says Beth Brigdon.
Milledge Austin“IMMCG was well represented during Immunology2026, which is so exciting to see – since our center is only four years in the making,” says Catherine "Lynn" Hedrick, PhD.
“Dr. Zeiders’ selection for the National Humanities Center residency speaks to the depth, originality, and national impact of her scholarship,” says Kim Davies, PhD.
Chris Curry"When we walk together, we show Augusta and the CSRA that we are a multidisciplinary team – doctors, researchers, neighbors and friends – standing as one," says Al Dallas.
Stacey Hudson“This is not just a DCG event anymore; it reflects a broader regional effort, thriving through strong partnerships across institutions,” says Babak Baban, PhD.
Denise ParrishThe annual award is given by Billy Payne and his wife, Martha, to a graduating student in one of AU's health sciences programs who exemplifies compassion in health care.
StaffBrent McMillian becomes the fourth director of athletics in AU history. He will assume the new role starting June 8.
Hannah LitteerSlated to open in summer 2028, DCG Savannah will be a major step toward addressing Georgia’s shortage of dental care providers.
“There is definitely a sense of pride associated with being able to contribute to this program and the students,” says Stephen Tymanskyj, PhD.
“I want people to feel cared for. Not just treated,” says Isabella Burgess.
Paige Tucker“Her drive, character and commitment to public health make her an outstanding representative of our school and university," says Teresa Waters, PhD.
"When I got out of the Army, I knew I wanted to do something with science or medicine,” says Candee Barris.
“When challenges feel heavy enough to crush you, remember they are there to make you stronger – so don’t turn away from them,” says Kimberly Gregory.
“I want to be an excellent physician but also someone who can lead, advocate, and shape systems that impact communities,” says Puja Punukollu.
Tim Rausch“I’m the first person in my family to go into medicine. So pretty much everything I do feels like I’m trailblazing,” says Alvaro Cortez.